Unit Three Lesson Seven Government

Being a citizen, a person who by birth or naturalization enjoys certain rights and has certain duties in a nation-state

• Ideology

• Undocumented immigrant

• Citizenship

• Lawful permanent resident

Associations and other voluntary groups that form a middle layer in society between government and individual families

• Conservatism

• Ideology

• Civil society

• Caturalization

Ideology favoring a limited role for government and more private initiative by nongovernmental groups

• Undocumented immigrant

• Conservatism

• Citizenship

• Ideology

A basic set of political beliefs about the roles of government and the individual in society

• Social Capital

• Lawful permanent resident

• Ideology

• Civil Society

An immigrant who is legally authorized to live and work in the United States permanently, but is not a U.S. citizen

• Undocumented immigrant

• Ideology

• Liberalism

• Lawful permanent resident

An ideology favoring an active role for government in efforts to solve society’s problems

• Liberalism

• Ideology

• Conservatism

• Civil Society

A legal process through which a person not granted citizenship by birth can become a citizen of that country

• Liberalism

• Civil Society

• Naturalization

• Ideology

A person who has come to the United States to live and work without the required legal papers

• Ideology

• Undocumented Immigrant

• Liberalism

• Naturalization

Laws that enforce segregation and deny African Americans legal equality are called

• Civil Rights Laws

• Ferguson Laws

• Homer Plessy Laws.

• Jim Crow Laws

Which of the following is true of the legal responsibilities for those living in the United States?

• Only those who make enough money pay taxes.

• Senior citizens do not pay taxes.

• All males over 18 must register for the draft.

• All people register for active duty in the military.